The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-01-27
For the SuppOrt of Indians.

The Indian appropriation bill contains
the following allowances for the services in
Minnesota and Dakota: Fulfilling trea les
and support Of schools OF Chippewas OF the
Mississippi, So, 900; fulfilling treaties with
Chippewas, Pillagers and Lake Winneba-
goshish bands. S22, 66G.G6; support and
civilization Of Chippewas OF Red Lake and
Pembino tribe OF Chippewas, S o, OOO sup
port OF the Ottertail, Pillager Pembina and
Mississippi Chippewa Indians. to assist
them in their agricultural operations, $40,
900. In Dakota: Fulfilling treaties and
support OF different tribes OF Sioux, 81, 31S,-
SOC; fulfilling treaties and support oil
Yankton Sioux, $50, 600; support and civ
ilization of Arickarees, Gross Ventres and
Mandans, $50, 900; support and civiiza-
ton OF Chippewas, Turtle Mountain band,
$1,000; support OF Sioux OF Lake Trav-
erse, $4,000; support OF Sioux OF Devils
Lake, $4,000; incidental expenses OF In.
dian service in Dakota, $1,000,
The Illinois house has passed a bill APP.
propriating $50, 900 for the erection OF a
monument to Gen. Logan at Chicago.
At Vincennes Ind, the boiler in a saw
mill owned by Jackson Norris exploded.
Norris, his two sons and William Macfee
were killed,
The following postmasters were confirm
ed NJ. Sullivan, Marshall, MINI; j j French,
Sparta, Wis; r. McGregor, River Falls,
Wis; J. Zillier, Sheboygan, Wis; S. l..
Harvey, Centrevillc, Iowa; F. V. Motto,
Odebolt, Iowa; q. w. Allen, Sturgeon Bay,
Wis; G. w. Carleton, Deer Lodge, Mont;
NJ. g. Briggs, Dodgeville, Iowa; +. A. Peck,
Humboldt, Iowa; d. A. Phelps, Sanborn,
Iowa.
The sale under the direction OF the exc
cutors OF the late Samuel J. Tlden of his
horses, carriages, harness, cattle, poultry,
cts. began at the American horse exchange,
\. Y. There was large attendance OF his
friends and dealers in stock. A lot of Jer-
sey cattle sold at $500 to 1925. ST.
Bernard bitch sold for $32, Victoria for
$3.50 and a landaulet for $500. Good prices
were realized on most OF the stock. The
aggregate was about $4,000
Senator Colquitt OF Georgia, in speaking
OF Gen. Logan the other day, said: 1--WE
Southern men all liked Logan. We knew
where to find him. He was hard hitter
and hard fighter, but if he gave you his
hand he meant it. There was no hypocrisy
about him, pretending to be a friend and
then using every means possible to stall
you behind your back"
William F. Mead, aged twenty sever
years, was murdered in cold blood al
White Plains, n. T., shOG through tht
head while standing on the stoop OF hif
fathers store. Two men were seer
running away from the store Immediately
The police started after the fugitives, who
turned and ran back to the village anC
hid theselves under the large stone bridge
which spans the Croix river, but bein.
found they fired several shots at the Of
fcers and when about to be taken shot
themselves and both are now dead.
At banquet OF travelling men OF st
Paul, Pres ident Maxfield, when called up
| on, created a furore by referring briefly te
Gov. McGill and Mayor Ames and ther
formally introducing them. The late OPP
posing candidates, who sat to the right
and left OF the presiding officer, arose ant
shook hands amid the cheers OF the ban
| queters. 1t WAS said that it was the frs
time that they had been formally intro
duced